Did the Nile pass in Egypt

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SOVA2 [1]2 years ago

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Yes, if you see a map of Africa you will find thag the Nile river passes through Egypt and other African countries

Vsevolod [243]2 years ago

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Did the Nile pass in Egypt

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Yes, It did because the Egypt would't be what it was if the Nile river didn't pass in Egypt and the Nile river was the only source of water because Ancient Egypt is located in the desert where it suffers from drought and that Nile river helps the people there to refresh and help there crops grow

Hope this help, Goldendoesyt

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